Sentence examples similar to performance transpired from inspiring English sources
Curiously, despite this good performance, it transpired that DF in fact only ever perceived one direction of motion when presented with two transparent planes of dots moving in opposite directions.
It also transpired that his final performance was a fake.
He then recounts certain "absolutely sickening" events that transpired at a preview performance of "Mass" the previous evening: Bernstein's tearful response to the ovation, his embraces of members of the cast, the kisses he bestowed on the men.
However, it soon transpired that he was just a performance artist carrying out some of the most tediously predictable performance art imaginable.
So what transpired in those trembling, intimate performances?
Some observers, particularly those who frequent the speculation-friendly LetsRun message boards, claim that his running transformation couldn't possibly have transpired without the assistance of performance-enhancing drugs.
Hours later, a bit of racing history transpired: Secretariat recorded one of the most dominant performances in sports, winning the Belmont Stakes and capturing racing's first Triple Crown since 1948.
"U.C.I. and the participants in the conspiracy who cheated sport with dangerous performance-enhancing drugs to win have a strong incentive to cover up what transpired," he said in a statement.
Much musical eeriness transpired.
What transpired genetically?
What transpired between them?
